The Department of Education under President Donald Trump began sending notices to the first of millions of Americans with past-due federal student loans that they will see their wages garnished in just a few months.

Trump's proposed student loan changes could reshape repayment, eligibility, and debt relief. Stay informed on key developments that may impact borrowers nationwide.

U.S. student loan borrowers ran into trouble during the first quarter after the government lifted a long-running moratorium on debt repayment implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Tuesday.

It is the American people, the workers across this country, who keep this economy going, and so they should have […]

In the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's administration, the White House reduced the Department of Education, chose not to defend the Saving for a Valuable Education plan, and planned to resume collections on defaulted loans.

New Jersey mom Christina Calvanico Greenberg calls out state Democrats for being more focused on fighting the Trump administration's priorities than investing in education.

Beyond numbers and interest rates, this step can signify an emotional transition from economic survival to conscious financial control.

Former President Joe Biden made promises about forgiving student loans that he knew he couldn't keep. Now, borrowers are paying the price.